Sentence examples for wrongly transferred from inspiring English sources

The amendment was intended to protect children wrongly transferred to adult court, said Susann E. Gill, senior assistant state's attorney.

IMRO said Lloyds TSB 'failed to properly operate and administer' its unit trusts and Peps; overcharged customers; allowed people to open two Peps in the same tax year; failed to pay interest to customers; and wrongly transferred several people's investments to other customers.

The litany of ironies that has accrued from the May 12th congressional vote that suspended Brazil's President, Dilma Rousseff — on the grounds that she faked government budget figures and wrongly transferred state money, to win reëlection, in 2014 — is growing rapidly.

They include one in which a jury, in June, found that the city wrongly transferred 24 black officers to the 70th Precinct in Brooklyn after Abner Louima was tortured at its station house in 1997, and another, in July, in which the city agreed to pay $1 million to a former senior police official who said she was forced out for refusing to revise a report critical of other police officials.

He has had to defend himself against increased efforts by the government to force him out as well as allegations in a TV documentary that aid money was wrongly transferred from one part of Grameen to another in the mid-1990s.

They ingest products wrongly deconditioned or transferred into current use containers.

Finite insurance is, however, wrongly described as alternative risk transfer: risk is not transferred, just made financially less lumpy.The success of alternative risk transfer depends on the price of insurance.

Those reports were in turn used to classify Mr. Geoghan, a frail 68, as more dangerous than he was and to transfer him wrongly to a maximum-security prison, the investigation found.

Two patients were wrongly included (pneumococcal shocks), one patient didn't receive the treatment because he was transferred for ECMO in a non-investigator center, three patients were treated after 12H, and in two patients one bottle of treatment was missing.

Companies wrongly assume that knowledge is bundled with their workers and can't readily be codified and transferred to others.

The stunning success in 1999 of the right-wing politician Jörg Haider -- wrongly viewed in the United States as a full-fledged Nazi -- was possible only because voters transferred their protest against a rigid political system to him.